Candi_MI Posted June 25, 2006 Share Posted June 25, 2006 We're in the early stages of nano planning, trying to decide what size tank and what we'd like to keep in it etc I know certain gobies don't get along with others of the same type or even other gobies in general etc... I was wondering if a yellow watchman goby & a midas blenny could share the same tank, and what the size requirement would be? Other considerations are a fire fish and/or a pseudochromis Thank You! Link to comment
hermitman Posted July 2, 2006 Share Posted July 2, 2006 I would recommend a yellow watchman goby, as they are colorful and really cool. The other fish I'd say is a firefish, as the blenny is very similar to the goby, in that they both tend to hide and saty on the bottom about 99% of the time. IMO, the firefish would add color, a mid-top level swimmer, and a fresh personality, as they are beautiful fish that bring some flare to any tank. Link to comment
evoracer Posted July 2, 2006 Share Posted July 2, 2006 I would do a smaller goby if the tank is going to be anything less then a 20-ish gallon. Yellow watchmen can get up to 3+ inches ( had one in my big ank that was easily over 3"). Firefish have a real tendency to hide, unless you are luck enough to get some that are more adventurous (I never have been). I would say: 1) BiColor Blenny because they have more personality then any other fish I have ever seen. My old Bicolor would actually eat out of my hand, and was known to perch on it! 2) Royal Gramma, Fridmani or Blackcap Basslett. Either will be a good centerpeice fish for a small tank. 3) Lawnmower blenny. Great at keeping unwanted algea under control, and almost always out and about. Link to comment
FishFreak77 Posted July 2, 2006 Share Posted July 2, 2006 I would suggest a bi-color blenny and some type of goby in a 20 gallon. If you do get a 20 gallon, get a 20 long. Link to comment
Candi_MI Posted July 2, 2006 Author Share Posted July 2, 2006 Thanks everyone. I know we're going with one of the cubes.... possibly the 29g oceanic, otherwise the 24g aquapod. Think a royal gramma is one of the fish we'll chose, still deciding on another. Link to comment
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